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Looked Like His Papa.
IoOE
Texas Siftings.

Texas SttIng5.
Fond mother to visiting friend-Yes, every
one seema to think he looks like his papa; now
do you, Mr.. Fitzgbbon?
Ftzgbbon (consolingly well. yes; but, in
deed. I wouldn't allow that to annoy me, if
were you, considering he is sound in every other
respect.
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An Unsatisfactory Wage Scale.

PITTsBURG, june 23.-The sheet-iron manu-
facturers interested in the stamping and hollow
ware branch of the business held a meeting
here to-day, to consider the new scale offered by
the Amalgamated Association. It was decided
that it would be impossible TO concede the ad-
vance asked for and the mills would close down
rather than grant it. One of the manufacturers
said that the present scale should be lowered in
stead of increasing, owing to the staenated con-
dition of the business
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Obituary.

MANSFIELD, o.. June 23.-Rev. John Quincy
Adams, a Catholic priest, who arrived In this
city to-day, visit from Franklin. Pa. died
suddenly at the residence of ID. McGee, of
apoplexy, at $50 o'clock this evening
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Mrs. Brooks,s Romance.

SAN Francisco. June 23.-The mysterious
Anna j. Butterfield. VINO left Riverside last Sun
day, and who is suspected OF having some con-
nection with the alleged abduction Of Mrs
Brooks OF Tuscola. Mich, has been discovered
in this city. She appears to be partially de-
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Trouble over a Land Trade.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
PARIS, June 23-At Scotland, in this county,
this morning, Samuel Scott shot Charles Scott
with q rifle. The trouble originated in land
trade. The men had dispute some time ago
over the same trade, and had to give bonds to
keep the peace. Samuel Scott 10 under arrest.
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Steamship News.

QUEENsTowN. June 81 Arrived: Britain mic,
from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 23.-Arrived: Trave
from New York for Bremen.
NEW YORK. June 23.-Arrived: State of
Pennsylvania, from Glasgow.
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Special to tho Indianapolis Journal
CAIRO. June % Yesterday morning tramp
telegraph operator robbed the Southern express
safe &C Wickliffe KY, of package OF 81, oil in
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A Nice, Quiet Town.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. June 23.-The city having failed
to down the Salvation Army a nuisance in two
trials, under existing laws, the City Council met
last night for the express purpose of passing an
ordinance TO suppress them, and it pretty eff
fectually puts estoppel on all music and
sem blages on the street without the consent OF
his Honor, the Mayor. 1t makes it unlawful to
play or beat drum, gong, hand-organ, horn or
any other Instrument OF the kind;
hold participate in any meet
ing assemblage the sidewalk
Main street any other street within
block of Main street for the purpose of deliver
ing an address, speech, lecture, sermon, exhor
tarion or concert, without a permit from the
Mayor To obtain the permit too, you must
make written application stating what you pro-
pose to do. and when and where and he may
quire an affidavit Further, the Mayor is not au-
thorized to issue the permit to anyone desiring to
repeatedly or habitually do the things mentioned.
Funerals only exempted, and the penalty
provided is $50.
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A Champion Horn-Biower Wants Divorce.
Special to the indianapolis Journal

Champion Horn-Biower Wants a Divorce.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, June 23.-The worlds acknowl-
edged champion trombone solost, Frederick N.
Innes, Of New York, is here, and has begun pro-
ceedings in the Circuit Court Of this county for
divorce from his wife, Elizabeth
Tnnes who> he alleges. has become
a victim to habitual intemperance,
and it makes his existence anything but a source
of comfort. Among other instances. he states
that occasion while he was acting as So
1oist at Coney island Mrs lnnes became intoxl-
Gated and smashed valuable instrument be-
longing to him. To facilitate the proceedings
1nnes claims Elknart as his place of residence.
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Over 100 Varieties
OF the purest and best toilet soaps made by Col
gate & Go. Cashmere Bouquet the standard.
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mented, and detectives OF the opinion that
she Is Mrs Brooks herself Her fortune. if she
received any at Denver, stated in kilograms
from there has entirely disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

LIVERPOOL Sept 7-l2:9o p m-co!tsn firm with goed
demand Middling Uplaads. b7.l0d3 do orleans 7l6d
ssIes L. 600 ncung 1000 or speculation and export
receIs bales including 1900 American Futures qnlet
but steady. Upiands Low Mhdlins clause, september
deysry 246Id also 2364d TO- 5epteaD Der AID october
13.84.; do October and November
dsivery 7B4i 664d, de. November and Deesnncf
delivery o 6o4d do January and februarv denvery'
ed also 6.6td: do February and March delivery
7gId 664d DO. March and April delivery. I'Otd'
also 8 SD; do. A"rii and May delivery. 714L
There tenders for deliveries at todays clearing
BreastufsWbeat quis but stca demand far; hoidels
moderately Core nrm dsmaud fair new mixed west
ern, A. 24d. per GENITAL $500,
Low MiddlpG clause september delivery $3.50 Duvers
DO September and october delivery 1854 sellers 10
October and November delivery 7G4d buyers: DO NO
her January delivery 66%d sellers do January AUD
March dsivsry Sod sellers, do March April dsliv
ery 7.GId buyers do April and May delivery, 96td
buyers. AMMAN,
Miiang i6; Good Ordinary, il6 net and gross re-
celpts IUl2 bales exports cosstwse 1858 bales sales
/ 1891 bales; stock, IL 0b2 bales
NoRToLK sept Lection firm Middllng. eas net and
rross rycsp 3Js bales exports coaswse, o. bales sales
las bales stock. l.O5S bales. 1900
SAVANNAH. Sept 7-CottsR easy; MiddhnE 1915 Low
hiddlnE 5b 0sod Ordinary nominal net aud gross re-
cspts L415 baios sIpers csastwse. 1908 bales sales
12Oo bzes stsck. 1884 bales - q
NEwOsLEASa sept 7.-Cotton steady. MiddilnE !
Lew MiddhnG sssi Good Ordinary, 81 net and gross
o99 bzes exports coastwise 906 bales; saes
1000 bales, stock, 1898 bales
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fe9al Notices.
/ hlME LUJhI, CIIl AMI y


SUfhnME LVJhI, CIll AM LUUNlf
~ OF NEW DIRK Minnie III. Butt, plaintiff against
Amanda On and Otncfs, utfendAnts.
pursuance or judgment OF foreclosure and sale en-
tered In the Tilted action In the Oce O the Clerk
Of the CITY County NewIOrk, The 10th day or
July, 1887, the de- gned the Referee In SAID udg
mt named II feli puzzle auction at the r. Estate
EXch4nsc Auc,iOn ROM, Limited Nos. SO 70 60
Liberty Street. in the city OF New York, on the fifteenth
day OF September 1857 twelve o'clock noon by Seton
60 auconeers. the premises In said udgm mt described
Wig
All that piece parcel Of land situate In the
Nineteenth Ward OF The City Of York, and bounded
descr bel follows: Beginning at point on the
they SIDE OF East tOrty1fth street distant $50 zone
ATTY feet castwardly fr the n0ftheastey
aid and Fifth and running thence
thvardy and parallel with Fifth Avenue and OF the
dir through party wall 100 hundr d. feet and
nve) inches thence eastwardiy parallel wi Forty
nth Street % uwontynve) feet thence souhwardly
"a as with Fifth Avenue, and part OF the distance
thro another party WALL 100 zone humid ed) feet aud
yc Inches the northery side OF Forty ah Street and
thence westwardy along said street rs wenynve) feet
TO the point or place o. beginning The said premises
being the sane ch were onveyed to the said Amanda
day OF January 1862 and rcoidcd in the Once Of the
City and County OF New York, In Liber
,Oo6 OF Con eyances, page LAG.
Dated New York, August %, 1887:
John f. Parsons Plaintiffs Attorney, Ill broadway,
New. York.
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THE STATE OF TRADE,

Sept c:u:. dull s,ss,,nz e as
s;s' san a::sS :sss .:s % !: \:
f ras:as s. sonth:..
% A" s:s sss s1s
. ss ..a srm S
dull nasd q So, so' Ss,'s:, ~. 3
S1s western Mli.a u ssaei fssssvlvss
~: % "a M :s Steady .s
s sac o. 80 ' @s ''H;:
s:'':, Err :: ;s: s : x:
s.ss:s SS. %s.:i.,
E s!:s1 sss,n o:, = fS
49,. bu.h Germ ...... Sush sals'-wAsa' Soi. 800 bush
. s:sss 4 . e e
%'i 1. a "a. sS
and
S:noas s.yE.:ts,,s E Ssn r s.S
s. an. At lss ~ 5000
higher sSss1 ... s;s; ss.s s |
MARI NsrS:rn Pacific hfSsr :s', aoVoe
s::.I: ::;ss
as veal, s VIM. Sic S a.sa nsss
T' ..s % :s. Is s;
"a d: :s. %..s isSsS
. csfs $1,000
S Ss:s Canal $4,000
81 " s..: s;p s.
Sd re .l as fss.s hsep Sf
IS e Ii;s IL: g 8: ss .ss %
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEEFer Brazil styles the market quiet one but
values maintained isc fair Rio spot in
voices The mder growths were steady Sales 700 bags
Central American urivate and AT mats Tmor Ex
Hasselnodder 90 Little animation shown on the mar
ke for deliveries First prices without change
and the 6a10 points aiyancs fol-
lows Jassary PsSruary Is 5SS1s go March
temeer 1s41sl6: 0ctober 1925 1880; November 1880
1850 December 1898 SlS76 The the dinorent
months were follows: January 1S60619.70; Feb
rnsry. lss59ia7oi October. 1909 800 Move a Der
1880 so De ember Is 80 1870 sales 80 500 bags
CoTroNPrcss Tor spot goods were advanced &c but no
tly0 last evening" all of which consumption The
port receipts TO-DAY 1913 with 4S2
bales the day $3.50 bales for
amending day last The total port receipts since Sep
tember have been &C. 754 bales comparing 32 $50
bales for the corresponding period last year.
Quotations American standard
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2, ecssa ss Texans q IS w.s.or, Ranger. sas

Hoas = Receipt: 1900 head. shipusass 5000 head
and shipping So 2bSs5 S. Light 81 $685. S6; skOs 81 Is
esossa loc lower Nstyes eS Western So oos
OF L0uh sept 7.-Cdttts hecelpta $500 heaA Shlp-
menu 1900 hsae MARKET weak. Far Choice
Cornfed Naive steers So 80 0s4 20. Butchers Steers
Fsm to CnoicA 81 2oes3 90 Feedsrs ar 70 So 500
- 49, Texaus and Indiaps cornfed
81 Ss3 60 Cows and HeiierA 81 76Ss32o.
Ho0s-kscsibts 3lo0 heai 800 head: market
was steady shade higher Butcher Best IS 20
1ss so Mixed - 90ess 2a Workers So OoSs5 rs. Pigs
and Grassers - rs 0s& S.
Shsep-ksceilis 1900 nsaa shpneat, 800 market
was steady Far to Choice SO SA Is Common 10
Medium $2U$3 Lambs S. rs e$4 56.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

arvvxtn sept T. Cotts Rscsips last ~ ssurh l.2&l
head tsss or wssx tar a27s As.n tor AZ: Sns
600 through u cars - OF "hcn
10 NcwYork IL cars prices declined l0Gl,c rSm
last Monday good OF IRON ll0o 70 LOO weight
ssi hosrA $500 ssse tstsi tor w: s
thua TAR "a 800 eams titne Ie1 well <.,xuv
ksa14 esasxssi th,ousa, cars Of whioa " Nswi
3 or Lxmbs sheep here; oood 70 Snoico
WesisrS lamb n oo : IS 5O Cool TO Choice Canadian
Lamb. doll AZ IS 260$5 IS; all offerings taken a.. .
Haos ~ nsrsu,, iasr "a houra head teta f0r the
sc3s6 head Tor sAIs tine ss We. ~
or sale: Ifeht weights declined othsrs nm
changed; Michigan Hozs " 70 70 90 Csr
weights SIS 90 as So; chiefly at 20 W Selected hsa
Eads q ~ % 90 stays "a 3$a ~ msrxs' '''''1 ~
cars left >-.,.
Ots0 aend shpususs 1000 hsaa market vas
psadv fse best others weAksr shipping sieers q
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Dressmakins.

DRESSMAKER.-B first-class dressmaker
- the day toc1 IT. drpe or wonla take position IN
csfab hent filter highest CITY reierenees Address
COMPETENT" Tribune Uptown Office LBS Broa,way.
nRESSNAKER.-Bv q French dress maker
~ the best references from Paris AMI New.
York ladies' dresses 70 "rder
500 upward misses suits and school dresses az
low prices; orders delivered Immediately 90 west
5ith.st
nRESSMAKER. - Perfect filter and re-
~ mofeler wants few stomers by the dav or az
home. Call address Miss MANNING. l23 Vest 54thst
second floor.
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Cost no 70 mo.

NY person holding or laying claim TO bank
"A book Nj lUO.5i4 OF the Union Dime savings lDsu-
ton noth to present 1t at the bank. As now book 10
about 10 be issued.
ANY PERSON holding or laying claim to
"A Bank book No. 1874 92 OF the Union Dime Savings In
sttuton Ia notne 10 present 1t at the Bank. new book
about 10 be Issued
I OS 1 Or s iOLEN.-BaEk- No. 1S9.21S
II ssned b. the German Savings Bank IN the p OF New
York TO MeDonai All persons arg cautioned 70 nrxo-
TIA tho 10 deliver the 10 the bank
th st ami 4tave II restored tho 18th day
OF september 1897 application will 6s made to the bank Tor
duplcate.
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THE PETROLEJN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES
The buying crude certificates has been and sun OF an
excellent 1t ia true that what Wall street cans
the outside public railway stocks Is not an element IN
Oh. all arte gut the buyers Of crude Western
operator. and producers who know more IN day bou
the position OF petroleum country tha tho Newf ork
everything c'mnnedi men vho have u argey ID uss
power dictate terms 70 TIE c 5,hn1 p Knows hat
lilo justnes figures Tor refined The Western
aud by Vigorous restriction OF the dr they can Pave The
way Tor revival o. 'e sat male by the pro-
better their condition which was maze men 10 ~
tina. there on y s onT % oI ls
the declining tendency Of Tho whole output Pt''urs
rhe opinion Is that the oil producers viii perfect an
which VIII ,Gp al ao nsa Ss.
70 siSp =. s .eS sa drilled PUMPING ns
viii Ie allowed II is GAINED ta 1s sn .os
the state have Joined tho organization or pledged
We, 70 as 3. ay ysd =. To- ACTON but
&c, ' Of f SrUs era
producers with tte wells who cannot anor 10 SUI. on
e e are radical IN. yo.
quickly TO e above a'RsiSh to nd ~. es.e Sndsr
cont The market s, nas sysnofa
ars pause a. sy'o 81 was
81 cents asr Il had reached il. point 1t firm
The range Of prices an dealings at the cousOl
dated Exchange we're as follows;
Highest ............-. es' Final yI
Sales barrels.
Refined oil was 80. gallon at all ports
rrrrssUHo. Psan sept 7Lrsrolsa@ active ana higher
CIR r.n. s;S "a and s.s e o. s .s., or
'T:;s .F': ss SALE SS''s s: %
sS :s:.S a. sss.. EF sqs. ss
cat price, g5st
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and nrm SALES Of flashed goods the basis Of 81 o6
ButtAr lower-fancv Cresmers 26927c Extra Creamery
23925o Choice DAIRY l5s7c Exss ...Chssse
strong and Small Full Cream IL - Hogs
steady Conmsn and LiGht s5 0b1s5 a. Packing
and suschsrs ~ $50 6o Escsip 500 snipmsnts
1000 mead
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. sent 1880 m - Beef and pork holders
oner moderately Hams holders pres sale. long cut
TaiIow ho ODER Incidentally. Turpentiae and Ros,n
moderately priv. wsssrs spot and ssp,s%bsr 'ssay a.
holders snsr odsrAeiy Flour In good suppy Germ spot
and futsrss hsders efsr spar.ssy Axsd ssssrn spet
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onts ProiaSe eIei.s,s ts tho sistsr marses We,
l3s i3iaf. psr hsL
Sep. o ws: 7s 49, Be- b:
cs%ser 7ss May 81 nrmn. las NO
sSsso "a.a H SsTs $500 .u.h OATS St $500 bush
Sas Sept N1.s &c 9 Sd No. os ss % 20
MIXED asc Oid.
ss 6e ssss va. ss
PREV @ ss F s
t s: # 'is.ay iFs.s sSis
2soo oS:. Ge,s oo s BUSH ssGi 100 ''
bush Barisy $4,000 bush.
:. rse' a.s Sept was d s,% ar1 as' a''
is$.s Nis: ss sas 81 S
Spirit: 81 s.. ps .., 4'sc SSs
go ss.S 'a.h Oats
pMLAp.Lra sept 7r,ssr STEADY, With fair I'D. d:%1 n1
ws.t,r. rsaa.viy.aA sas.ran. So sosss 20 =:
$50 Psas.viv.as Roller Process. 25. p.Iav.r.
s.S. a. e Clear c !.
M 81 sGahtn n' % Ssif "a
fs,.si: i.r Is !.
choice si6osss IS. nv. Fosr s27bss 90 per barrel
higher demand Continued light high sTahes .e-r ..
Sac n No i RED Tor ssp,s%S:r ss7s%c' q. October
fEsa nf@ under light receipts. local trad. Gensn IoI
:SSi 1si s.a s.s Go'
No s5c sh MiIsa .ns 80 x sSs.
a5i sc DO Tor october do for November 80 =
d. for Deesmo.r 40 Soc oats m,ses fos 'oGs
49, sass Of Sa wits at ss.sSt sc; old SO Wait.
81 &c; iuure firm. No White for septenosr % 80
S5.ss5 &c: do for December So. Proys ons
SncranSeI smoked Beef l,sioo, Beer Hams 5000
20 r.alT ' SIS sosi % hams siss DO
l2c. Sides clear rbbef In SAT- &c doao
smoked es. eio shoulder. in dry salt fully carei S.c do
&c. do. do. smoked: 7hsc Bellies In pickle. sS
CIV heu sS 81 h5sss 81 do 90
50 10 Butter sety-Pepnsvlvana Creamery tA,TA
a. 2Ss .a.s %s''a nI,ra :. Saae Packing butter
Cheese was nrIn. YORK Full Cream, l2ai2sc Onto
Flats C1olcs. lie DO. Far 70 Prime. 10 so-c rsnn'v'
Ergs hrmer higher. Pennsvlvans nr.ts 10 10 &c
OHIO AMI ether Western nr.ts ls5 se P'tro,"m
hrm winter Bran sl7 sss 90
bu.h- Corn I.soi Ds,h oap, 1890 bush. kye
bush n 5 3 ooo su sS'h ""' o''
ct LOUIS sept 7.-Flsor nrm, active. but UNCHANGED.
Family So IOas2 So Patents 81 30 ss3 80 Wheat vas
Irregular Ma nod casa 69se7oc; septsmoer osS.
sss s4oc september 80 Sc October aot s5ese closing
Ser "a 40: Eoyember use rye iinal at tse Bay
1nehaueen Iut sctive-Pums Timothy sl50osslG so
Prsr- 50 bcssli 90 gr,p dan at Sc Lad wss.
Creamery At q s25c DAIRY loe?ie o9rnnec was
Provisions we're strong Psrg. irregular. new Il $40 90
arn al 40 IS nry.ai AsatsBeIod shoulders g. rs Long
BsseA sheaers 81 sae Clear 50 81 1890 Clear Rb'
s. s7Ss,te H'r, os" n ~ IAN a. GOO t".s cor.
~ coz sa. f %a,. s. 100 sa.S sS.n ssr.y isOo
.shipssnts-Flonr 5000 oss Wheat LOCO BUSH
Corn SiOJO BUSH GA" 60Oo 'u'h RJe -.-.'. 0u'h
Rarie
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Selp Uanieb

CLERK WANrED.-Lady, in office; state
~ age education. religion and nationality. in own hand
writing 10 CLERK. West l<thst, ". \.
VVANTED-A competent cook and laun-
w dres. In a gentleman's country place close by an
active girl with reference and steady home
Apply on Thursday between IL and at 81 West 33dst
NANTED.-ExpeTience loss clerk in gem
w eral agency office. Address NJ, Box 30. Tribune
Once.
NNANTED.-A gOverness for two young
w ladies' Address stating reference. experience and
salary expected, H.. BOX H. lriounc omce
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GKAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES DF " sh-f - DSA'INfS
II day Produce EXCHANGE yessr
day News influences totally lacking and the
only trading scalpng nature Heavy recsips were
reported West ami shipping demand Is not az Wig
desired Cash wheat opened frn but eased on
the close The export purchases up TO 1000 900
buses counting In lots J,ksn Tor NowYork account
by the the outports Speculation was measured by
y 1000 bushels and rise extending " cent
AZ the SOC In and the market lost more
clnes OF for September at 80 ociolera sOs ami Noyem
Der a. S2 ami q cent for DeceAlber at S3 January AZ
"a and May at s0t cent. Corn likewise was tame SPOT
lots held frm with noteworthy change and only 1000
en hes were ta<en by shippers. The options were sn.e
September at 50 October at sos and pscem r at oO were
unchange while November lost al 80 ami May cent
a. 80 cents Oats showed considerable adness ON tho
spot prices shade higher anil Oetobs aud November
were up k1s cent respectively Tho final prices were:
September 81 october. 81 81 November 32s DecemDer,
~ and Mas. s57 cents The Lard market was stronger
lao erces sold tho but whether FOR export or
not Is uncertain Tho options were 5d3 points higher az
follows and october So a. November and Do
CO nber SO 81, aud January So 3d.
The receipts OF aud yesterday Al New.YOrk
Baltimore Phadeph aud Boston were As follows Wheaf
2Jl l49 bushels 500 bushels OATS lG54l bushels;
total 4766S5 bushels total 1our 62935 packages
At Chicago Milwaukee and St. LOUIS the arrivals were
Wheat l39 $40 49, 500 uushes oAts 2135l6
bushels total grain. s5J29O bushels total -four 255SS
barrels
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1897

:nd september arm at I'D, DO October firm At a. aad
do November. firm at a 3hd.
Hops London-NewYork STATE holders not Offering
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL M,RyEr4

IoSDoS. Sept 7l2a0 D. mConsols, l0l TIC for money
And loli4 tho account. Atlantic ami Great Western
first mortgage trustees certacacs 45s. DO second mort
gage lup Canadian Pacific. 561s; Ere 32a; do second
consois 1929 Illinois Central l2Gh; Mexican Ordinary.
nZh; 81 Paul common, S7s .Nrw-York Central 1884
PeDnsyivabia so Recalling. S3 Mexican Central. 49,
m.-ton oils. lOi Lie money and lOi 6i6 for the
account Asntc and Great Western first mortgage trust
ses Certificates IS do second mortgaee i0. Canadian
Pacific. 6Bns Ere ~ " do. second coDso 1U23 St Paul
common 81 NewY York Central 1879; Pennsylvania $3.50
Reading, S2 s Mexican Central 1861 HudsoRs BAY com
panv, ga Tile amount Of bullion into the sank OF
England on balance today a9C0o Paris advces quote
at ~ francs IL confines tho account
and exchange London francs 80 cenes for checks
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Anrtion 6aIes.

IL COAL, GAS. OIL AND TIMBER LANDS FOR
Is lie
County West Virginia. rendered In the chancery cause OF
j. Wilkinson against George r. e. Floyd ct al the un
dersgned special commissioners WILL the 4th day or
October, 1887 the front door OF the Court House OF
Logan County, West Virginia, sell the following lands
One-hllf OF q tract OF 80 acres on Jennin Creek;
One tract OF the Tug fork OF SANDY River.
OF IS Burning Creek.
One tract OF Rner branch.
One tract OF 80 open fork OF IL Pole
One tract Of 1900 on the waters OF Mers ana
Pigeon ere ks.
One tract OF O4O 25 waters Of Pigeon Creek
One tract OF 5406 l3 the Trace and Elk forks
OF Pigeon Creek. -,
All OF the In the heart OF the coal oil
and gas region West Virginia and well covered with
timber title good Terms enough cash In hand 70 pay
OF suit and and the residue in equal nstamens
OF one. two and three years.
Parties Interested can address II. G. RAGLAND Logan
q. H., W. va, or J. A. BING Wayne e. H., w. Va.
| III. q. RAGLAND,
j. A. BING.
Special Commissioners.
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cuARLEsros. Sept. 7.-TurOentine suiet at 29,le
SAVANNAH Sept 7.-rurpentins hrm ut 2oc bid
WILMINGTON, Sept. 7,-Iurpsntiao nrm Al 29c-
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